Hello listeners. I hope everyone is doing well this week. Today I'm going to talk about the detrimental effects on health of something a little, maybe not controversial, but I wonder if it's a word I can even say on here. I guess I'll find out if the big boss guy sends this back and says no.

But I'm going to talk about pornography. Before that, though, I wanted to touch on something.

A few weeks ago, I mentioned that I was looking for some new clients for remote coaching,

and I did have a few people reach out. Thank you to most who did. One person reached

out to me and arranged a Zoom consultation, but then, you know, I canceled my evening plans

because of this eight-hour town difference, sat on my own in a Zoom meeting room waiting

for them. So believe it or not, yeah, someone emails me,

asks me for my time and then doesn't show up. I then got busy, couldn't reach out to them for

a week, 10 days, something like that, but instead of being confrontational about it, offered

them another call. They said no, because it won't work,

because they need better communication from someone. And I said, yeah, I agree. You know, it probably

won't work because I also have a preference for having clients that don't leave me sitting on my

own in a Zoom call that they asked for.

And I got an interesting email back saying that I'm passive aggressive and sarcastic.

Apparently, that's a red flag.

But I also have to disagree.

I don't think that when you tell someone directly that something they did is wrong is being passive

aggressive it's literally the opposite and it's also not sarcasm you don't get to waste

someone's time then gaslight them that they are wrong for mentioning it what a crazy

time we live in that there are so many people out there that have

main character syndrome. So anyway, if there's anyone out there that still has some kind of

deep yearning for coaching and would like a non-passive aggressive coach and that isn't too

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